Everyone has been praising the efforts of Michigan in the recruiting game as Brady Hoke has opened up a monster lead on not just the Big Ten, but the nation.
As we see Hoke’s progress, our eyes turn to the Wolverines’ chief rival, the Ohio State Buckeyes. Coach Urban Meyer came into the Big Ten a year ago and made a recruiting splash, now he’s looking to follow up that effort with another successful cycle.
Meyer doesn’t have the 17 commitments that Hoke has to his 2013 class, but after a solid spring weekend, the coach in his first season in Columbus does have 13 pledges. Meyer’s class is shaping up nicely and he has a ton of talent in his 13 players. The key, as always, will be keeping the kids in the boat. However, Meyer has a knack for enticing high school talent.
I got a chance to do a little work for Bleacher Report’s recruiting show, “Full Ride,” where I take a quick look at the Buckeyes’ 2013 class. The class looks great all-around, but there are a handful of guys that really…
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